Yorkshire could be set for record temperatures this Bank Holiday weekend.

Most parts of England and Wales will enjoy temperatures in the 20s throughout the weekend, with the best of the weather predicted for the South East.

But while the weekend is looking lovely, there is likely to be a sting in the tail with cloud, rain and chilly temperatures arriving from midweek.

Forecaster Claire Kennedy-Edwards, of The Weather Channel, said: “There is continued high confidence on a warmer and drier than normal spell over the next few days across central and southern regions of the UK.

On the cool and cloudy side at first, however it be a dry day, with the cloud developing breaks to to allow more in the way of warm sunny spells into the afternoon. Light winds are expected throughout. Maximum Temperature 20 °C.

Yorkshire weather for Friday night:

Remaining dry overnight, with mist and low cloud affecting some valleys in the Dales in the continued light winds, while eastern districts should stay clearer. Minimum Temperature 5 °C.

Yorkshire weather for Saturday:

A dry day with light winds and plenty of warm sunny spells. Western areas may be cloudier at times, mainly early on. Maximum Temperature 22 °C.

Yorkshire outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

Remaining dry and warm with plenty of sunshine, although the southeasterly breeze will mean that it feels cooler in coastal districts, with some low cloud possible at times.